on the website of the Virtual Library (already explored) http://www.chart.ac.uk/vlib/
in the first paragraph of the text, select CHArt, the Computers and History of Art Group http://www.chart.ac.uk
follow the link on Computing and Visual Culture: Representation and Interpretation

• This group deals with computer models of architecture among other things, but you also find theoretical papers on their website; comment on the interaction between technology and theory.

On the website of the Radcliffe Science Library (already explored in "Information Skills") http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/rsl/
select "Dou you have it?"
then "Electronic New Sources"
in the text, click on the link "excellent lists of news resources can be found at the University of Pennsylvania" http://www.library.upenn.edu/resources/news/news.html
in the menu bar above, click on "e-journals" (you will find that numerous sections may be of use for us, e.g. "English" or "Urban Studies" etc)
Today we explore "Comparative Literature & Literary Theory" (again, you will find that many of the journals listed may be of use for our seminar, and that a large proportion are in open access)

Take the link "Applied semiotics/Sémiotique appliquée" which leads to the journal of the same name, http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/french/as-sa/index.html
where you may
-- read the various issues of the journal;
-- at the end of the list of issues of the journal, clink on "Links", where you may browse though sections such as "Semiotics and Cognitive Sciences" and "Semiotics and Culture"